Hewb

[jaeproductions]

Hey guys I've been interested in airsofting a long time, the last skirmish I went to though was over a year ago.

So I'm just got a Classic Army MP5K PDW and I've also got a DE M56C.

I've already spent quite a lot, I migth have saved a bit of money if I went to some place in Leeds a guy told me about only today.

Anyway so yeah I'm from Huddersfield so I'll probably be going to Huddersfield Deathmatch Airsoft as well as First and Only and Cerberus airsoft sites you know, around Manchester way.

There's also a really interesting, very unique new indoor site called Halo Mill opening in Huddersfield ran by the airsoft store Patrol Base.

They might even be including like rapelling and stuff into buildings, and they have lots of adaptability so the site is constantly changing (for example they have a sniper den thing but it can be folded away to open up a corridor. There are loads of different scenarios thought up by ex-police firearms instructors and all that so yeah might go there, just need to find £60 for the membership fee (includes discounts for the PATROL BASE shop), they say £3.50 every half an hour for actual games. (+ they r open weekdays too)

Sorry maybe an admin will think I'm trying to advertise it...is that allowed? I read the rules...

I'm supposed to be introducing myself but I'm just telling you where I go (well, will go, u know) so you can stalk me...I mean just know where I go.

So yeah

 

[M_P]

Welcome to afuk

 

[Deva]

Welcome to the forums

Don't understand your question about advertising.

 

[Airsoft-Ed]

I think he means that since he was talking about Halo Mill, some people might think he was intentionally trying to advertising it. So he wants to know if advertising is allowed, so he knows he isn't in breach of any rules.

I don't think you've broken any rules.

Advertising like this is actively encouraged. The whole point of the forums is to talk about airsoft and spread the word about things, after all.

 

[TPI]

i can tell you right now i seriously doubt you will be able to rappel or anything like that mainly because the safety equipment for it alone will mean most people'e eye pro off aswell as rig's not forgetting the insurance cost either....

 

[Tariq]

Indeed. Even if it was a possibility insurance would only allow people with climbing qualifications

So there would be 0 point for doing it for Joe Public